not-a-cat

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by not-a-cat 15d ago
Tufalabs | Zurich, ONSITE | Full-time | 100-200k CHF | https://tufalabs.ai/ (I want to preface that we don't have a ton of budget to expand our team right now and we want to keep the team small, but I also don't w
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by not-a-cat 3mo ago
This wouldn't happen if employees rejected cash-based compensation and decided to be founders themselves. Most employees trade risk for higher cash comp, and end up with less upside. This issue is mostly settled by the employment marke
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by not-a-cat 6mo ago
Tufalabs | Senior research/engineers | Full Time | Zurich, Onsite | 100-200k CHF | https://tufalabs.ai/ Our current focus is arc-agi 3. We recently hired the top #2 kaggler to join that effort. We are looking for peopl
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Impossible Chess(bcat112a.itch.io)
2 points by not-a-cat 10mo ago|1 comments
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by not-a-cat 11mo ago
Tufalabs | COO & Senior research/engineers | Full Time | Zurich, Onsite | 100-130k CHF | https://tufalabs.ai/ Tufalabs is an independent AI research lab in Zurich, focused on high-impact academic-style AI research
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by not-a-cat 11mo ago
I founded Tufalabs about a year ago https://tufalabs.ai/ On the side, I'm making a snake game with codex-cli, and then making a ppo agent to learn to play it. Codex-cli can mostly oneshot the ppo implementation, which
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by not-a-cat 1y ago
Tufalabs | COO & Senior research/engineers | Full Time | Zurich, Onsite | 100-130k CHF | https://tufalabs.ai/ Tufalabs is an independent AI research lab in Zurich, focused on high-impact academic-style AI research
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by not-a-cat 1y ago
Tufalabs | COO & Senior research/engineers | Full Time | Zurich, Onsite | 100-130k CHF | https://tufalabs.ai/ Tufalabs is an independent AI research lab in Zurich, focused on high-impact academic-style AI research
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by not-a-cat 1y ago
Tufalabs | AI researchers and engineers | Zurich | Full time | Onsite | $165k | https://tufalabs.ai/ We are a small, independent research group working on fundamental AI research. Since around 2008, I always believed that A
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The Singularity as Cognitive Decoupling(beren.io)
2 points by not-a-cat 1y ago|1 comments
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Poe-World: Compositional World Modeling with Products of Programmatic Experts(topwasu.github.io)
1 points by not-a-cat 1y ago|0 comments
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by not-a-cat 2y ago
Tufalabs | Research engineer | Zurich | Full Time | On-site We are a small, independent research group working on fundamental AI research. The plan is to first solve the ARC benchmark ( https://arcprize.org/ ), then use that
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by not-a-cat 2y ago
Hope you get it sorted. I have seen relatives struggle through it and it is a challenge
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by not-a-cat 2y ago
Unnamed AI research lab | ML research engineer | Zurich, Switzerland | Full-time | Onsite | 100-200k CHF I am starting a research lab funded by a hedge fund that I created 5 years ago. The hedge is doing well, and applies ML to quant financ
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by not-a-cat 2y ago
Unnamed AI research lab | ML research engineer | Zurich, Switzerland | Full-time | Onsite | 100-200k CHF I am starting a research lab funded by a hedge fund that I created 5 years ago. The hedge is doing well, and applies ML to quant financ
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by not-a-cat 4y ago
Discussion on twitter: https://twitter.com/shr_id/status/1602688734990053376
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
AlgoTrading firm | Remote (EU Timezones prefered) | Full-Time | COO, Technical lead One and a half year ago, my deep learning crypto algotrading project turned into a prop trading firm. The long term goal since the beginning is to use the p
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
I spent 1 year learning about AI/ML with books and moocs. Then 1 year building a prototype. Then 1 year + 2 months as a team.
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
Agreed. Good question. Regarding our current approach, my hope is that someday our alpha goes away entirely and we can publish our strategy in detail. But going forward, the plan is to have a trading division that keeps research secret, and
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
We have a hard time believing it ourselves too. I did leave out that around 25M of it is profits reinvested over time and it did do well because we are in a bull market. Binance forces you to hold 11k BNB to be vip9 to get the best fees, we
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
I do not see your email in your profile. (Not OP, but really interested to talk about starting a research institute)
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
Most of it comes down do conviction and sticking to my not-so-promissing setup for 1 year, while every single of my peers were either thinking WTF are you doing, or telling me why my thing would fail. The rest is luck where we could scale w
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
I think it's both easy and hard, depending how you look at it. Hard because it's a tough ML problem where you have to combat overfitting and the messiness of the real world; easy because crypto is clearly one of the easiest market
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
There are idealists out there who get all worked up with 'watch the beauty of it'. Yeah in practice it will devolve into blood, sweet and tears, but it matters that you have the right spirit and can appreciate the fleeting moments
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
Hi. I went through this journey myself. I have a CS master degree, and always wanted to transition into AI research (focus on probabilistic programming, deep learning and self-play, but also simulation, learning-to-learn, bayesian inference
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Ask HN: Advice about founder exit package for trading business
2 points by not-a-cat 5y ago|2 comments
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by not-a-cat 5y ago
Market making firm | On-site | Europe/US | CFO | Full-time | $200-500k, equity, stake in trading strategies I am the founder of a trading firm with a team of 3 people. We are applying quantitative methods to market making in many tradi